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BIOS Chip version

ravenhead · 2007-11-14 19:35:12

hi guys, quick question, is there anyway of telling what version a bios chip is from the chip itself & how do I know if it is rewriteable??? thanks a million j

14-11-2007 7:35pm

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ravenhead

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hi guys,

quick question, is there anyway of telling what version a bios chip is from the chip itself & how do I know if it is rewriteable???

thanks a million

j

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#2 14-11-2007 9:37pm

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The number on your bios chip wont give you any indication of what is on it & yes it is re-writable. Its just a stanard eprom chip with a specified bios flashed to it by the mobo manufacturer. This is what happens when you flash your bios. As a matter of interest, why are you asking?

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